Melissa Tully

@tullyme

Associate professor in journalism & mass comm ; research digital and social media in U.S. and Kenya and news literacy; obsessed w/ podcasts

Iowa City, Iowa
Joined February 2010

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    16 Dec 2019

    She’s living my best life.

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  2. Retweeted
    Jan 22

    STUDENTS: Register FREE to come learn about voting, caucus & finding legitmate information! Reps from Poynter, PolitiFact, MediaWise, Facebook, and MVP partners Complexly, Students Learn, Students Vote and Campus Vote Project will be there.

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    Jan 21
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  4. Jan 17

    Update: different blanket, same vibes.

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  5. Retweeted
    Jan 17

    Congratulations to faculty member Melissa Tully! Named one of AEJMC's Senior Scholar Grant Recipients for fieldwork in Kenya, her project will explore issues related to misinformation and news literacy in Kenya, an emerging democracy in East Africa.

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  6. Jan 15

    Not making the trip to this year, but I’ll be there in papers. Check out a news literacy piece with and two papers about misinformation in African countries with and colleagues.

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  7. Jan 15

    Sharing my finished (but surely incomplete) Global Digital Media grad syllabus. I'm proud of it, and it's filled with great scholars and scholarship, but I'm always looking for new stuff and ways to improve.

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    Jan 14

    Introducing the Harvard Kennedy School Misinformation Review! A new peer-reviewed journal publishing interdisciplinary research on misinformation. Lead by , Prof. Matthew Baum, , & an all-star editorial board:

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    Jan 14

    "Moving from diversity to transformation in communication scholarship" - My editorial in the special issue of the Annals of the ICA on “Decolonizing Communication Studies: A View from the Global South” is out now (first 50 downloads free):

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  10. Jan 11

    On New Year’s Eve, my 6yo daughter was eating a hotdog walking in Boston Common. She dropped the last bite of it out of the bun, didn’t realize, stepped on it, slipped, and fell. Closest I’ve ever seen to the banana peel incident in real life.

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    Jan 10

    Six...long...weeks. but then it will be in your hands and y’all can tell me how y’all REALLY feel. Distributed Blackness: African American Cybercultures out 2/25/20 from NYU Press check my pinned tweet for a discount AND free shipping

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  12. Jan 10

    I'm so excited to teach this grad seminar so please share any new work on global media that you wrote or read recently. Syllabus includes among many others. Still working on it but will share soon

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  13. Jan 10

    You know that feeling when you're updating a syllabus for a class (Global Digital Media) you haven't taught since 2014, and you feel like you hit the jackpot? Well, that's how I feel about 's "ICT4D 3.0?" Part 1: & 2:

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    Jan 9

    Great article from . Men if you want to be *effective* feminist allies: recognise women's achievements (in public and private), given specific feedback, challenge gender discrimination, and reexamine those HR processes which you think are neutral (but aren't).

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    Jan 9

    It’s important that African countries update data privacy and protection laws but the Cambridge Analytic scandal runs deeper than Facebook. and I in about our recent study of how the Nigerian and Kenyan press covered CA

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    Jan 8

    DEADLINE EXTENSION | The deadline for the call for applications for the Next Generation Social Sciences in Africa fellowships has now been extended to JANUARY 17, 2020.

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  17. Jan 7

    The move from "online" to "in print" warrants another tweet with a link for free copies. Check out this piece co-authored with and about news literacy messages and correction of misinformation:

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    Jan 4

    Are you an early career scholar based in an African institution? You might be interested in the Cadbury Fellowship Applications 2020, University of Birmingham. Deadline: 07 February. Please share!

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  19. 31 Dec 2019

    Great episode that really captured the decade, but my favorite part was definitely 's afterball about his daughter's team. I *think* that's the first time I've cried listening to this show but could be wrong. It has been 10+ years.

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    23 Dec 2019

    Why is The Guardian so much better on us tech than any us paper? Great insights by Andre Brock and Meredith Clark Ten years of Black Twitter: a merciless watchdog for problematic behavior

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  21. 20 Dec 2019

    The Catch and Kill podcast is so, so good. Listen to it! I'm looking forward to assigning it in a future class (esp. ep. 2) b/c it's both a quality product & shows the journalistic process. Of course, it's an extreme case but the lessons are relevant for all aspiring journalists.

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